Hakko FX888D. It looks a little weird, but I haven't used anything better besides those $800+ Pace units we have in our rework stations at my work.
The Hakko is Japanese-made, the stand is heavy and metal, the power supply unit is heavy and sturdy, it heats up in a minute or less, tips are...
I don't know man, those specs in your signature look pretty capable right now unless you want higher resolutions. If you have the "upgrade itch" it may not be worth it to upgrade now or even with Broadwell unless temperatures plummet.
I'm looking to move from Haswell to Skylake-E if there's...
I would go piece-by-piece. Wash one component with alcohol disassembling as much as possible (down to removing heatsinks and unplugging everything) and inspecting everything.
Test each component in another known-good system.
You can even disassemble your monitors and clean them. I'm sure...
Get a bottle of 99% isopropyl alcohol and a brush. Work the alcohol into the PCBs with the brush and used compressed air to push the liquid off the boards. Dried sugar on PCBs is no good but can get removed with a brush and isopropyl alcohol.
How about making cars easier to work on again? I have to take apart half my car to get a wrench to just pull out some spark plugs. How about not hiding fuses behind my steering column so I don't have to take the dash apart?
I'm a lot more impressed to see a car that's easy to work on instead...
I had an XFX HD5770 single-slot card that lasted 5 years. I was able to play mostly source-engine and Battlefield 2 and Battlefield BC2 all through college. Upgraded to a 780Ti that will probably last as long.
Unless it's like Interstellar in IMAX or something like Avatar, no way I'll go out to the theater.
I have to re-watch them when they come out anyway since I miss things running to go take a piss.
I think he's speaking from experience. I remember a "bent-pin RMA issue" come up before.
That looks like it could be a power supply component that supplies to the chipset, so they may blame your PSU.